Earmuff Wrasse (Halichoeres Melasmapomus)

Earmuff Wrasse (Halichoeres Melasmapomus)Earmuff Wrasse (Halichoeres Melasmapomus) Requires a 50 gallon or larger aquarium with live rock and a deep sand bed. When nervous or sleeping, The Earmuff Wrasse (Halichoeres Melasmapomus), will burrow in the sand. They do best when introduced as juveniles in groups of three or more. Feed a variety of enriched foods, but they need live foods (pods) to survive long term.

and absolutely stunning

Apogon cyanosoma A 30 gallon or larger aquarium with hiding places and peaceful tankmates is ideal for this slow and peaceful swimmer

When full grown

55 gallon aquarium is sufficient

It will also eat invertebrates found in a reef tank

the Mimic's diet should include dried algae if natural growth is insufficient

Great beginner coral

high nitrates

but if not bullied by tankmates or in a high-traffic area it can become a bolder member of the aquarium community

The Centropyge Genus are made up of smaller fish that feed primarily on algae from the reef surface

Hawaiian Black Longnose Tangs (Zebrasoma Rostratum) do best in larger tanks (minimum 125 gallons)

or spot-cheeked surgeonfish makes a great addition to your reef or fish only tank